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In @jackieli852’s video, she takes @jaclyn.fit’s point and runs with it, explaining how her boyfriend at the time Venmo requested her $7 for cold medicine. She said: “One time I was feeling really sick and I asked my boyfriend at the time if he could buy me some cold medicine on his way home. So …
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TikToker Jackie (@jackieli852) went viral after sharing a story about the time her former boyfriend sent her a Venmo request after picking up some cold medicine for her when she was sick. Commenters were shocked at the man’s audacity, with many stating that it’s only natural to want to pick up medicine for someone when …
Nov. 21, 2022 — Among the myriad of prescriptions for health, perhaps none is more important than laughter. In fact, laughter ranks fairly high in the medicine toolbox, with research suggesting that it induces a wide variety of benefits that range from stress reduction and improved breathing to providing an extra boost to the body’s immune …
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When looking for a cold remedy, you normally don’t visit your local Starbucks. That said, we see why someone would be skeptical about ordering this from a place that also sells cake pops. But as the founder of Inner Health & Wellness, Sahar Berjis, RD, MPH, CDN told Distractify, “the Medicine Ball from Starbucks is …
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“since we can’t use those beer rings anymore i’ve been choking turtles with my bare hands” —@Tanya_Sabrinaaa View Entire Post › Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/alicelahoda/hilarious-tweets-by-women-laugh-super-hard
A Starbucks barista shared a public service announcement about the so-called “medicine ball”—namely, it doesn’t exist. Viewers are now weighing in on the drink. A “medicine ball” is actually a hot tea beverage that combines citrus and honey. It was unofficially dubbed “medicine ball” by customers, who believe it has healing properties when someone might …
Ibn al-Nafis al-Ash’ari was an Arab polymath whose areas of work included medicine, surgery, physiology, anatomy, biology, Islamic studies, jurisprudence, and philosophy. He is known for being the first to describe the pulmonary circulation of blood. The work of Ibn al-Nafis regarding right-sided (pulmonary) circulation pre-dates the later work of William Harvey’s De motu cordis. …
A Starbucks barista went viral on TikTok after issuing a public service announcement about the correct name of the popular “medicine ball” drink. User Stef (@mrszuko) posts content about her job at Starbucks. This time, she recounts a story about a customer who requested a “medicine ball” drink, asking if there was actual medicine in …
Getty Image When the Dallas Cowboys lose, there is one thing you can always be certain of, and that is that Stephen A. Smith will post a reaction video taunting Cowboys fans. There is no more preeminent Cowboys hater than Smith, who loves nothing more than to throw on his cowboy hat, pop a cigar …
As her Bravo bio explains, Quad used to be a medical sales representative, but now she’s a business owner, an author, a philanthropist, and even a brand contributor for BCBG! In 2019, she released Cooking With Miss Quad: Live, Laugh, Love and Eat, a cookbook with recipes like jalapeño-cheese hushpuppies and Memphis dry-rub ribs. Source: …
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What happened to Genise Shelton? ‘Married to Medicine’ fans might remember her vanishing from the show in Season 5. Here’s what reportedly happened. Source: https://www.distractify.com/p/what-happened-to-genise-married-to-medicine
What are the ‘Married to Medicine’ husbands’ ages? Learn more about Eugene Harris, Damon Kimes, and the other spouses from the Bravo reality show. Source: https://www.distractify.com/p/married-to-medicine-husbands-ages
